Sentence examples for substitute a new from inspiring English sources

Should we instead substitute a new game of who can plant 25 trees the fastest?

One alternative would be to substitute a new bill in the House that is closer to Kerry-Lugar.

It might seem that this proposal does little more than substitute a new two-tiered system for the two-chapter system we now have.

But after a lengthy discussion, panel members decided against changing it, saying there was not enough evidence to substitute a new recommendation.

Verizon is proposing to substitute a new form of wireless phone service not only in storm-ravaged communities, but also in other areas where it would rather not continue to maintain the old copper wires.

Many will probably substitute a new refrigerant called HFO-1234yf, which the EPA could approve in months, that releases a far less potent greenhouse gas than the one now used in air-conditioning units.

In order to improve the performances of an 11 cm-diameter turbine engine, this article suggests to substitute a new-style micro diffuser redesigned based on a new concept for the traditional diffuser having poor performances.

Other current fusions of heavy-metal and hip-hop aren't necessarily so blatant about their roots, yet they just substitute a newer form of secondhand funk for the psuedo-bluesy varieties once favored by Foghat or Aerosmith.

And much of the buildup and hipster recoil seemed to abate when shipments of the CD were delayed several weeks, as the band's label, RCA, scrambled to re-press the recording, substituting a new song for one called "New York City Cops," the refrain of which goes, "New York City Cops/They ain't too smart".

By replacing inherited status with meritocracy, we substituted a new kind of injustice for an older one.

Instead of substituting a new amino acid for one of the 20, the scientists introduced a 21st amino acid.